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Strong performances anchor this low-key romantic drama about two people with Asperger syndrome.
From the first, there is a refreshing absence of special pleading or under-the-microscope examination in Naess' approach.
Shapeless and redundant, this flick is exactly the sort of movie you'd envision if I said "mildly retarded yet physically gorgeous young romance."
Overall pretty good but I dozed off somewhere in the middle.
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Crazy and odd, but isn't all love that way. I thought this was beautiful and well done.
An uneven, honourably intended romantic comedy.
Initially I only rented this because Josh Hartnett was in it, but it really was all-around very good. I don't know how accurate a portrayal of Asperger's it was, but never mind. The two main characters might have been tragic by themselves, but them coming together defined the movie and gave it lift. I liked the message most of all: it's okay to be crazy, but it's better to be crazy together. Reminded me of the Mad Pride movement. I liked this a lot more than I thought I would.
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